The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-11-26
A Grand Wedding
Special to THE SALT LAKE HERALD.
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Zach others dear necessity
Each from each its light deriving,
Till they melt into sun.
Thanksgiving Day of 1887 will ever
live in the remembrance of Mr.. Adam
Kuhn and Miss Theresa Rosenbaum. of
this city. Mr.. Kuhn is the senior part
ner of the firm of A. Kuhn & Brother,
the wholesale clothiers and dealers in
hides, etc., and Mrs. Kuhn is a society
belle, esteemed and admired by her host
of friends. The occasion was their
union in wedlOck, the nuptials having
been performed by Associate Justice
Henderson, of the First Judicial Dis
trict, at o'clock in the evening. In
honor of the occasion, grand banquet
was held IN the Masonic Hall, to which
the friends of the happy pair were IN
Vited. The ceremony, which consisted
merely of the observance of the legal
requirements, took place IN the lodge
room, and as the happy pair walked
into the room, accompanied by their
Youthful and bewltching bridesmaids,
Fore s Orchestra, which was in attend
ance, played in frst.class style, Men
delssohn's beautiful wedding march.
The edibles, etc., were choice and in
abundance, and full justice was done
by the assembled guests, who were
present in great force, numbering about
$50, and including many OF the elite
from far and near. No marriage, prob
ably, for many years past, has been &C
companied with so much grandeur, and
at the same time with such eXqu site
taste, as that of Mr.. a. Kuhn and Miss
Roseno At the conclusion of the
marriage feast, during which selections
from waltzes by Strauss and oVertures
by Won Suppe, were given. Ex-Judge
Powers was requested to propose a
toast, which he did in felicitouS terms, as
fellows: Il have zen r quested 10 pro-
Kuhn. During their residence among
US, they have ever been to US all most
faithful friends, and to each other loyal |
lovers May their future be as bright |
as this Joyous occasion, and may their |
LOYALTY as sweethearts and lovers be |
exceeded only by their fidelity as hus-
band and wife" This happy sppropri |
ate toast was drunk by all present with
great gusto. The Masonic lodge room,
where the dance took place, presented a
CAV and delightful scene, where youth
and beauty, mingled with the more
aged and demure, Joined in the dance.
The costumes of the ladies, detailed
description of which Is appended, eX-
libited elegant taste, while gentlemen
n full evening dress neve appeared 10
better advantage. The brides dress was
! marvel of white silk, over which was
/ dress of silk lace, embroidered in pale
pink and delicate blue The entraine
vas bordered with ribbons of the same
lues, under folds of lace. The lace
;orsage were the most delicate
point, while the corsage bouquet
vas of creamy-pink roses. In
Ter hair she wore diamonds and
It the throat. A pearl fan, which
vas exquisltely painted, was OF real
ace, and completed the costume OF the
,ride. The dress, which was made by
Worth, of Paris, was imported for The
occasion, and it is probably the
most elegant ever worn in Utah.
The bridesmaids were Miss Lltza and
Hiss Selma Kuhn, the little daughters
f Mr.. Abe Kuhn, brother OF the groom,
nd were very prettily dressed in pink
attn, trimmed with antique lace, with
diamond ornaments.
The wedding cake of the bride was
made in this city by the proprietors of
be Brunswick Restaurant, who were
lso the caterers of the supper, and that
f the groom by Mrs. Abe Kuhn.
The following is a partial list of the
uests: Judge Henderson and wife. ex-
udge Powers and wife, J. w. Wallace,
TichoIia, Idaho; Mr.. Herman Kahn,
alt Lake City; Mr.. Frederick JOslyn,
lew York; Mr.. Joseph Herman and
If. Gregory, of Boston; Mr.. L. Laufer
nd Mr.. Joseph Meyer, of New York;
[r. Simon Rubel Mr.. Leopold Baum
arten, Mr.. L. l.. Baumgarten, Mr.. J.
berndorfer, Miss Lily Greenwaid, Salt
AXE City; Mr.. l.. Newman, of Green
liver, Wyoming; Il. KastOr and wife,
vanston; Mr.. W. r. Williams and 1
lie, Mr.. f. J. Kiesel and wife, Mr.. L. |
}. Adams and wife, Mr. Joseph Brinker
nd wife, Mrs. William Schansenbach,
lr. Theodore Schansenbach, Mr.. and
[rs. W. V. Helfrich, Mr.. and Mrs.
life, Mr.. Charles Dow and wife, Salt
axe; Mr.. ]. H. Van Horn and wife,
alt Lake; Mrs. Phelan and daughter,
[rs. John Anderson and daughter,
[r. ana Mrs. Cross and daughter, the
urt Brothers, Mr.. Henry Open
elmer, Mr.. 1. Marks, Mr.. D. H. Peery, &
r, Mr.. E. W. Exum, Mr.. T. E. Fitz-
srald and sister, Mr.. ard Mrs. W. A.
stes, Mr.. L. R.. Rogers, Mr.. and Mrs. z
.cGrath, Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. Shilling,
aptaip and Mrs. Ransford Smith, Mr..
;. ii. Smith, Mr.. J. n. Kimbali and
.ughter; Mr.. G. A. Smurthwaite. rep ?
senting the SALT LAKE HERALD; E. A. =
cDaniels, of the Tribune. and Lindsay z
Rodgers, of the Ogden Herald; JOS
ID Phillips, commissariat; and L.
aster and Ed Rosenbaum, usLers.
All those present and nearly two
inbred others, by telegraph and cable,
no could not attend, were profuse in
Ieir congratulations. %
The following is descriptive list of TnIi
e dresses worn by the lady guests: -
RS, Judge Powers, terra Gotta plush, -
tn salmon India crepe en- traine, with
ornaments; Mrs. W. n.
killing, Worth Partisan made, dia-
ond ornaments; Miss Mable Cross.
ne plush, trimmed with swansdown, -
i eveningcostume diamonds Miss An =
rson, ses-foam green, elegant lace dra- j
ries; Mrs. ]. G. Anderson, black
K and diamonds; Miss Watson, (of
nIey. Ohio) black silk trimmed with r
e, garnet ornaments; Mrs. Phelan, +
.ck Ssilk, trimmed with white and =
.ck brocaded silk velvet; Mrs. Judge
anderson, white surah silk, diamond
VERY; Mrs. A. M. Fleming, black
k, trimmed with superb jets, diamond
yelry; Miss Lily Greenwood, pink =